Lavinson Clinches 67 to Lead Texas State Amateur
Lewis Levinson of San Antonio tied the Austin Country Club course record with a 67 in the Texas state amateur championship, defeating A W Whit-ten 7 and 6 in match play. The event at Austin included 32 players in the title flight and pairings for the first round, with Silver Oak club from Houston leading the team competition.
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Houston
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Abilene
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G. H. Young
Tinsley Penick
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A. W. Whittes
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Wort Worth
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Harris
Gisao Heard
M. L. Marsingill
Fort Worth
Tom Huynie
Howard Yanzaudl
George Hotun
Hares Clamp
Doe LeSane
Es Wi
McAshen
Jouston
Dresch’s two peg plays dazzle Public Service crew
Kevin Dresch, veteran star of the Public Service City league, is praised for two flawless throws from center field to the plate in the second game against the Cuban All-Stars. His pegs to the catcher erased Valdez and then smothered another runner, showcasing a rare pair of back-to-back outs. He appeared in relief earlier in the Cobin series, limiting the attack to eight hits and two earned runs in six innings. Dresch’s season line stands at 42 in eleven games.
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Public Service City League
Ed Gaerges
Wid
Public Service Team
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Deres
Drench
Valdez
Jerome Harris
Sunnell
Dreach
Mandell Day in Rockford Celebrates Champion Return
In Rockford on May 24, crowds welcomed Sammy Mandell after defending his lightweight crown in New York against Jimmy McLarnin. Flags lined the streets, the Lowe band played, and speeches were planned by a reception committee led by Mrs. Lammy and eight month old Richard Sam, who accompanied the champ.
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Hockford
Sammy Mandell
Teaclford
Flaga
Lowe
bin Field
Sports Club Secures Fourth Straight Victory
The Sports Club defeated Amning Printing 0103 on Wednesday, holding the Printers to three hits. Gourley Mosley Lovett Pitts and Byrne starred for the lineup as the team improved to four consecutive wins.
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Lovett
Pitts
Byrne
Thomas
Sarron
Graham hailed as bantam champ
Bushy Graham of Utica captured the New York bantamweight title by defeating Izzy Schwartz in a gruelling 16-round bout at Ebbets Field. Schwartz endured severe facial injuries but showed exceptional heart as Graham received national recognition as the new champion. A later NYSAC ruling and NY commission endorsement solidified Graham as Rosenberg’s successor in the 118-pound class.
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Ark
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Fight Results From Brooklyn and Cincinnati Bouts
Brooklyn bouts saw Bushy Graham of Utica stop Ixay Schwartz of New York in the 1st round. Sammy Baker of Mitchellfield defeated Mick Testo of Troy in 10. In Cincinnati Billy Angelo of Peipher ville beat Alor Hart of Charlotte in 19. Buddy Lee of Nashville defeated Jinty Peyton of Cincinnati in 6. Sailor Eddie Kelly of San Francisco knocked out Tohany Martin of Sioux Falls in 6.
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York
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Mitchellfield
Mick Testo
Troy
N- Yy
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Charlotte
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Buddy Lee
Nashville
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Nd Islavid
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San Francisco
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Sioux Falls
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City Minor League Books Three Games
City minor league baseball teams schedule three games Sunday. Gene Song announced to day, Marlin Diven supplies Broadway Confectionery at 1 20 on Concepcion field, and Better Hames Tee Cream vs South wrist Thimlithin Beary at 4. Marahalt will umpire the double header. Hy Coffee vs Kelles Mavericks at 1 30, Klevenhagen to umpire. For association listings include New Orleans 6 73 Nashville 6 16 Chattanooga 4 3. Rank, St. Atlanta 3 16, Memphis 10, Birmingham? WUAT TEXAS LEAGUE Coleman 8, San Angelo 8, Allens 1. Miland 8, Tubhock 4.
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Gene Song
Marlin Diven Supply
Concepcion Field
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Naabville
Inhite
Chattinonga
Lls
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Byjamiin
Miland
Tubhock
Light fishing yarn contest ends June night
The San Antonio Light announces a daily fishing yarn contest with a big price, ending the night of June x. Winners will be named Sunday, June 3, with all readers eligible. Communications go to the Sports Editor, San Antonio Light, 700 words max.
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Heeney to Second Oklahoma Scrapper in Bout
International News by Hershe reports Pam Heeney will face George Courtney's second in a ten round fight for Gene Tunney's heavyweight crown. The Oklahoma middleweight Qack McVey, described as a local negro, is the opponent in tomorrow night's bout. The source also recites a lengthy fishing anecdote about bass caught while on the Sabbath.
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International News
Hershe
NW York
Pam Heeney
Gene Tunney
Will
George Courtney
Oklahoma
Qack
McVey
Meenvy
Courtney
Track and Field Championship Trials at Northwestern
Western conference athletes gather for the twenty-eighth annual Big Ten track and field championships at Dyehe stadium Northwestern with 900 competitors vying for event wins and Olympic team trials spots in June at Wurrard while coaches debate 1020 schedules and travel plans.
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Dyehe Stadium
Northwestern
Wurrard
Inter Beaten in French Nis International Court Tennis
In Auteuil France May 24 Ronald Noyd and W H Robson of Argentina defeated the American Australian duo Francis T Hunter and Norman 3 Brookes 6 4 6 3. Hunter and Boyd pressed hard but Robson and Brookes showed finesse with lobs. Teo Wood and Mond Blane Ti of US France were defeated by Gregory Kingsley of England 6 1 6 4 4 2. The two losers are aged 34 combined.
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W. H. Robson
Argentina
Francis
T. Hunter
Norman
Brookes
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Robson
Sidney Wood
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J. C. Gregory
Cy Kingsley
England
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